Carouse the hunter's hoop.

Drinking cups were anciently marked with hoops, by which every
drinker knew his stint. Shakespeare makes Jack Cade promise his friends
that “seven halfpenny loaves shall be sold for a penny; and the
three-hooped pot have ten hoops.” Pegs or pins (q.v.) are other
means of limiting the draught of individuals who drank out of the same
tankard.